Recovery-oriented Practice
A Recove R y App R o A ch within the iR ish Ment A l h e A lth s e R vices A Framework for Development Written by Dr. Agnes Higgins for the Mental Health Commission
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Recovery and Reconstruction of Self diagram
VIA Character Strengths Survey & Character Reports | VIA Institute
viacharacter.org
THE CURRENT LANDSCAPE Good Practice in Recovery-Oriented Psychosocial Disability Support Stage One Report
The report explores recovery-oriented psychosocial disability support within the NDIS, examining best practices, historical contexts, and workforce implications to enhance recovery for individuals with mental health conditions.
mhvic.org.auRecovery Capital Index
wefaceittogether.org
National Standards for Mental Health Services 2010
The text outlines principles of recovery-oriented mental health practice, emphasizing individuality, choice, rights, dignity, partnership, and continuous evaluation to support meaningful lives for mental health consumers.
apmha.com.auFrom National Standards for Mental Health Practice 2010
The report discusses good practices in recovery-oriented psychosocial disability support, focusing on the National Disability Insurance Scheme and its implications for workforce capability and service delivery.
LinkThe Current Landscape: Good Practice in Recovery-Oriented Psychosocial Disability Support. Stage One Report (September 2021). — Mental Health Victoria
Recovery-as-Policy as a Form of Neoliberal State Making | Intersectionalities: A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis, Research, Polity, and Practice
Brigit McWadeintersectionalities.mun.ca
Stages of Change Theory
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PULSAR Manual
monash.eduThe term recovery as a specific concept in mentalhealth care was coined over 20 years ago and hasa long history in Victorian Mental Health Services.Recovery was first formally recognized in the AustralianNational Mental Health Strategy in the 2003 – 2008National Mental Health Plan1 . The Victorian (in 20112 )and Commonwealth (in 20133 ) Governments releasedframework documents aimed at facilitating thedevelopment of evidence-based recovery orientedmental health services with a focus on ‘personal’recovery. From 2014 forwards a new Mental Health Actin Victoria supports a recovery oriented approach.Preamble to the Australian PULSAR Project